Bright Sword: Start with Ding Blast Bridge, Homemade Sweet Potato Cake

The scout was right. If we had weapons at the current level, we would have destroyed all the Japanese graves.

There is an opportunity now. We just need to wait for the right time. Once there is a new war, we will donate money to fight the Japanese a few times.

The fact that the scouts used a rocket launcher to shoot down two helicopters was not enough to reach Ding Wei's ears.

This kind of individual soldier's achievement can be absorbed within the army.

Don’t be too lazy in basic exercises, just sprinkle some water.

The anti-aircraft artillery troops went into concealment in a timely manner and hid in the mountains.

Use quickly constructed fortifications to avoid enemy aerial searches.

Haggis was anxious and stood in the command center waiting.

Once again, I asked about the combat situation of the airborne battalion and the low-altitude search situation.

"General, one of our armed helicopters was attacked and crashed on the north side of the A71 position."

"Another transport helicopter was hit, killing all 18 people on board."

"We suspect the enemy has hidden most of it and are conducting a low-altitude search, but no new findings have been made so far."

Communications staff report the latest developments.

And Haggis was simply annoyed.

"We've just reached our target location and lost troops. This is not a good sign."

"Search hard and lower the search altitude."

A short officer who was a colonel and had rarely spoken, advised: "If we lower the search altitude, the risk of the helicopter being attacked will increase greatly, which will be disadvantageous to our army."

"Nonsense, don't I know that?"

"I clearly know that there are anti-aircraft artillery units of the Dragon Kingdom active in this area, but I can't find any trace of them."

"What's the problem? Isn't it a problem with the low-altitude search force?"

"The soldiers of our empire are afraid of the jungle and dare not enter the mountains. They must have been scared out of their wits a long time ago."

The staff officer was rebuked and kept silent.

It doesn’t matter. You are the division commander and the current commander. It’s your decision.

Anyway, if something went wrong afterwards, I had already reminded them and cleared myself of the responsibility in advance.

Another colonel, Colonel Harveys, who was the commander of the regiment that entered the south to fight in the early days, took a cigar and took a deep puff at this moment.

It is also the state of not caring about anything that does not concern you.

Major General Haggis has the highest rank, so everyone just needs to obey his orders.

The current battle situation is clear. Without additional military support, there is no chance of winning.

Just give up, what else is there to do?

Orders were issued from the rear, requiring the search team leader to expand the search range and the helicopter to descend and search the mountainous area.

The buzzing plane was hovering only a few dozen meters high, searching for suspicious teams between the mountains and jungles.

Just after turning the corner of a hill, a heavy machine gun appeared from halfway up the mountain and took the opportunity to fire at the plane.

The sound of gunfire was accompanied by bullets flying.

The heavy machine gun fired fiercely, hitting the helicopter's fuel tank. There was an explosion and flames swept across the entire helicopter.

When flying at low altitude, you have to consider the risk of being attacked.

Another helicopter quickly came to support and opened fire towards the hillside, with bullets forming a line.

It poured down towards the hill, causing the dirt halfway up the mountain to fly everywhere and the rocks to be shattered by the bullets.

The fate of the heavy machine gun crew that attacked was unknown, but they themselves lost a helicopter, and the pilot and several soldiers on board were killed.

Only one person survived with serious injuries and was immediately sent to the rear hospital by a transport helicopter.

The transport helicopter had just taken off when a rocket flew out from somewhere in the jungle nearby.

The rocket hit the transport helicopter accurately.

There was another burst of fire and explosion, and the helicopter was blown to pieces and fell heavily to the ground.

No, searching at low altitude is too dangerous.

Dozens of helicopters were lost in succession, along with the pilots and paratroopers, who all met their demise.

Without finding any suspicious targets, they ended up killing many people.

If we continue searching, we won’t be able to find Brother Long’s troops, as the airborne division will be wiped out first.

The enemy has RPG rockets, anti-aircraft machine guns, and anti-aircraft guns. If we only use low-altitude helicopters to fight, it will be a dead end.

The search must be coordinated by ground forces.

Ground troops?

The soldiers really don't want to go into the mountains.

We were stunned by the enemy, and there were traps, mines and tunnels everywhere.

I was constantly shot from behind and didn't even know where the enemy was.

The guerrillas are so good at camouflage that they seem to blend into the trees.

Once you go into the jungle, it will be difficult for 70 or 80 people to find you. If you are not careful, you will be killed by several people.

The Eagles did not dare to conduct ground searches, nor could they fight at low altitudes. Aerial bombing also presented problems, as they could not resolve the enemy's anti-aircraft firepower.

It was simply impossible to move.

The elite airborne division didn't know how to fight and was constrained and attacked everywhere.

It's so frustrating. It's so fucking frustrating.

I feel a little sorry for Haggis, who is surrounded by 1 useless and corrupt troops, and only has over combat-ready soldiers under his command.

It is also necessary to go deep into the mountains and jungles and advance from the ground.

If we want to advance on the ground, even if only 10,000 people crawl in, we won’t see even a splash of water.

There seem to be a lot of air fighters, and a large number of helicopters assisting in combat.

When a real fight breaks out, you will find that air superiority is just an advantage and cannot be converted into victory.

No matter how hard we bomb, there will always be fish that slip through the net, and ground forces will always be needed to clean up and advance.

Air power alone can win battles but not wars.

Winning the battle is nothing more than killing some monkeys and achieving a phased victory.

Winning the battle alone will not end the war.

You eliminate a group of guerrillas, and more will pour in.

The North is rapidly recruiting soldiers. In addition to the original 15 men, more than new troops have been mobilized under the heavy weapons provided by the Soviet Union.

The total military strength has exceeded 30.

At the current rate of military expansion, the number is likely to exceed 50 in the second half of the year.

Together with the underground personnel hiding in the countryside, the overall strength of the Wolong Army should reach 70.

Haggis would never send his soldiers into the jungle to clear the area. As long as he engaged in ground combat, there would inevitably be heavy casualties.

Let's increase the troops. Apart from increasing the troops, I can't think of any other way to do it.

He contributed everything he learned in military school to the battlefield.

If we can't win, there's really no new way out.

To make matters worse, an F104 Starlight fighter on a mission suddenly lost contact.

The call was reported directly to Haggis.

The major general was becoming haggard and old at a rate visible to the naked eye.

"Assign search personnel and search the area where the fighter jet lost contact."

"Check the area. Have you encountered any ground attacks?"

Soon the communications personnel reported that radar and other monitoring systems did not detect any enemy attacks, and the Starlight fighter seemed to have fallen down on its own.

A few seconds before losing contact, the pilot was still communicating with the ground.

A panicked voice was heard on the transmission, and then contact was lost.

"Bullshit, how could a fighter jet fall down by itself? Do you think I'm a three-year-old kid?"

Haggis was annoyed and angry at his men's irresponsible attitude.

Don't make wild guesses before finding out the reason.